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A Guide To Buying A Used Car As A Single Parent

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In 2016, the U.S. census determined that there were more than 12 million single parent families and many of those families lived below the federal poverty line. In addition, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that in 2015, about one out of every four single, custodial moms did not have full-time, year-round employment, while almost one out of every five single fathers were in the same situation. Unfortunately, one of the more common reasons for not obtaining and maintaining steady employment relates to the inability to purchase and drive reliable vehicles. Read More»

Signs That It May Be Time To Upgrade To A Minivan

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If you’ve been thinking about buying a new vehicle but are struggling with what choice to make, it may be time to visit a local dealership to discuss your needs. You don’t need to show up at the dealership with an idea of what you wish to buy — instead, you can talk a bit about your lifestyle and expectations for the vehicle with a salesperson, who can then present you with some different options. Read More»

The Costs Of Keeping An Old Vehicle Vs. Buying Something New

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When you’re deciding whether or not to get a new vehicle, the cost of the option you pick may be the big deciding factor. Here are some of the costs that come along with each decision. Costs of Keeping an Old Vehicle The biggest cost that you will have is probably upkeep for an older vehicle. You may find yourself going into the auto repair shop with increasing frequency. A radiator here, a timing belt there, and you might find yourself spending more money on a yearly basis to keep your old car than you would to trade up. Read More»